Young people flock to Hang Ma Street to "check in" ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival.

TPO - On a rain-free weekend evening, Hang Ma Street ( Hanoi ) was packed with young people coming to have fun, shop, and enjoy the early Mid-Autumn Festival atmosphere.

VIDEO : Hang Ma Street is overflowing with red, young people flock to 'check in' ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival.

There's still more than half a month until the Mid-Autumn Festival, but the atmosphere on Hang Ma Street is already incredibly lively. Crowds of people jostle and inch forward, with young people spending dozens of minutes searching for the perfect spot to take photos.

According to Tien Phong newspaper, on the evening of August 25th, which coincided with the weekend, the favorable weather after a series of rainy days attracted a large number of people to Hang Ma Street.

Ngo Dieu Linh took advantage of the weekend to visit Hang Ma Street with her sister and niece. "The weather is beautiful today. I planned to go yesterday but it was raining too much. The atmosphere here is very lively," Linh shared.

Many "muses" enjoyed posing next to stalls selling Mid-Autumn Festival goods.

Under the shimmering, colorful lanterns, Nguyen Thi Minh Tam radiated beauty in her traditional Vietnamese bodice, posing gracefully amidst the vibrant atmosphere of Hang Ma Street. She shared: "To get beautiful Mid-Autumn Festival photos, I rented a bodice to take pictures here. Every year, when the Mid-Autumn Festival comes around, I come to Hang Ma Street to take photos. The atmosphere here is always lively and cheerful, making me feel excited and more optimistic."

Crowds of people flocked to Hang Ma Street, jostling each other to get a good photo angle.

Many families took their young children out to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival early. However, due to the overwhelming crowds, parents had to carry their children on their shoulders so that they could see and enjoy the festive atmosphere.

Families took advantage of the opportunity to take photos to capture the early Mid-Autumn Festival moment.

The shops are always packed with people.

Traditional Mid-Autumn Festival toys such as star-shaped lanterns, papier-mâché masks, and revolving lanterns remain popular choices for many families.

Many foreign tourists are excited to join the crowds shopping for Mid-Autumn Festival items.

This year's Mid-Autumn Festival will fall on September 17th. It's a time for families to reunite, enjoy mooncakes, admire the full moon, and participate in traditional festivities.

Duc Nguyen - Tienphong

Source: https://tienphong.vn/gioi-tre-do-xo-len-hang-ma-check-in-truoc-them-tet-trung-thu-post1666861.tpo